kanupapilo:
As a former Chairman of Fidelity Bank I am curious why Peter Obi whose convoy was caught with N250 million Naira cash in Lagos in 2009,gave the excuse that is was for payment of contractors.

It makes the case far worse given his previous position as Chairman of Fidelity,when he knew an electronic transfer or cheque payment would sufficed.It would he hard to justify why this is not considered money laundering for a simple contract payment of purchase of cars for the Anambra government.

Did Peter Obi approve the payment of cash to contractors who supplied Fidelity Bank with cars for their branches.If he couldn’t apply the same practice at Fidelity Bank,why bring that practice to government.

SeunDAssLicker:


In Nigeria today, which Governor cannot move with more than that in Cash What exactly is the problem of such Cash?

Just name one Governor in the whole country who cannot, even now that there’s a law on cashless policy.

kanupapilo:

Two wrongs don’t make a right.We thought he would be different and implement the cash policy,as a former Chairman of Fidelity,how can he feign ignorance or justify what he couldn’t do in Fidelity bank.Did he ever approve cash payment for purchase of cash or equipment or building of new branches at Fidelity Bank?Let is call out what is wrong

kanupapilo:
As a former Chairman of Fidelity Bank I am curious why Peter Obi whose convoy was caught with N250 million Naira cash in Lagos in 2009,gave the explanation that is was for payment of contractors.

It makes the case far worse given his previous position as Chairman of Fidelity,when he knew an electronic transfer or cheque payment would have sufficed.It would he hard to justify why this is not considered money laundering for a simple contract payment of purchase of cars for the Anambra government.

Did Peter Obi approve the payment of cash to contractors who supplied Fidelity Bank with cars for their branches.If he couldn’t apply the same practice at Fidelity Bank,why bring that practice to government.

kanupapilo:

Two wrongs don’t make a right.We thought he would be different and implement the cash policy,as a former Chairman of Fidelity,how can he feign ignorance or justify what he couldn’t do in Fidelity bank.Did he ever approve cash payment for purchase of cash or equipment or building of new branches at Fidelity Bank?Let is call out what is wrong

Unzerious:
Maybe the Contractors no dey accept Transfer

Elliotg:
Cashless policy started in around 2014 for all state. Peter obi case happened in 2009.

Throwback:
Obi was caught napping.

Even Seun was disappointed with the whole cover-up and lies, he had to do his own analysis of the attempted theft of public funds by then Governor Peter Obi.

kanupapilo:
As a former Chairman of Fidelity Bank I am curious why Peter Obi whose convoy was caught with N250 million Naira cash in Lagos in 2009,gave the explanation that is was for payment of contractors.

It makes the case far worse given his previous position as Chairman of Fidelity,when he knew an electronic transfer or cheque payment would have sufficed.It would he hard to justify why this is not considered money laundering for a simple contract payment of purchase of cars for the Anambra government.

Did Peter Obi approve the payment of cash to contractors who supplied Fidelity Bank with cars for their branches.If he couldn’t apply the same practice at Fidelity Bank,why bring that practice to government.

kanupapilo:

Two wrongs don’t make a right.We thought he would be different and implement the cash policy,as a former Chairman of Fidelity,how can he feign ignorance or justify what he couldn’t do in Fidelity bank.Did he ever approve cash payment for purchase of cash or equipment or building of new branches at Fidelity Bank?Let is call out what is wrong

kanupapilo:
As a former Chairman of Fidelity Bank I am curious why Peter Obi whose convoy was caught with N250 million Naira cash in Lagos in 2009,gave the explanation that is was for payment of contractors.

It makes the case far worse given his previous position as Chairman of Fidelity,when he knew an electronic transfer or cheque payment would have sufficed.It would he hard to justify why this is not considered money laundering for a simple contract payment of purchase of cars for the Anambra government.

Did Peter Obi approve the payment of cash to contractors who supplied Fidelity Bank with cars for their branches.If he couldn’t apply the same practice at Fidelity Bank,why bring that practice to government.

Throwback:
Obi was caught napping.

Even Seun was disappointed with the whole cover-up and lies, he had to do his own analysis of the attempted theft of public funds by then Governor Peter Obi.

kanupapilo:
Why pay contractor N250 cash?What is the point of banking.He is a former Bank Chairman,not a refrigerator repairer like Aregbesola.

gidgiddy:


The real story is that Peter Obi paid the government contractor 250 million Naira by cheque for the supply of cars. The contractor cashed the money is at Awka and asked the Governor if he could tranfer the money to his base in Lagos in one of the cars in the Governors convoy for security reasons

The money was intercepted in Lagos by security agents and was investigated by the Police, EFCC and the Anambra State House Of Assembly. No wrong doing was found and the money released back to Obi and the contractor

This was a simple matter of a car dealer who wanted to deal in cash rather than cheque. Car dealers are notorious for only wanting to deal in cash, rarely do they touch cheque payments

SeunDAssLicker:


In Nigeria today, which Governor cannot move with more than that in Cash What exactly is the problem of such Cash?

Just name one Governor in the whole country who cannot, even now that there’s a law on cashless policy.

If Tinubu who is a private citizen can move with Bullion vans filled with cash can do that in a cashless society, how much more a Governor when there was not such a law

Oilwell:
Someone that was a billionaire before he became a governor stealing only 250 million naira and leaving behind 75 Billion naira. Does it sound sane?

The funny thing about this whole story is:

1. In the story Peter Obi was not any where around the place or in the car when the when the so called money was found.

2. In the story, the money was found with one of his political appointee not peter Obi.

3.How does this connect Peter Obi = none.

4.For the past 13 years Nigeria police has been investigating this and up till today no single evidence, non single arrest, nobody has been charged to court or even appeared in court.

Conclusion: APC has nothing on Peter Obi. EFFC, ICPC and FIU have all searched and digged for more than 9 years now yet Nothing at all was found.

Obi/ Datti 2023. Nigeria shall rise again.

Sonyboom:
Many of you Igbo come online n comment like lunatics. Let us apply the foolishness of your analogy to Tinubu.


1. Waw Tinubu anywhere the bullion van cursed igbos accuse him of. I know fool like you will claim it was seen in his house but then the N250 million was not seen in Peter Obi convoy n inside your deluded papa convoy de see am. Foolishness #1 addressed

2. No Tinubu appointee was seen in the bullion but you fool still want to have his head. Here we have a known appointee of the pandora criminal Peter Obi in charge of the cash.

3. How does this not connect Peter Obi but same situation connect Tinubu. ?

4, we all. Know Peter Obi paid heavily each time EFCC want to take him to court while Tinubu ensure he was taking to court n was discharged with compensation for wasting his time.

kanupapilo:
The contractor cashed it by cheque in Akwa a whole N250 million naira and wanted to use government cars as taxi service to transfer the money to his base in Lagos.A cheque can be cashed in any branch location in the country- this explanation makes zero sense.

Go and tell that story to illiterate and kindergarten children and they may buy the story.

gidgiddy:


Well the important thing to note is that EFCC, the Nigerian Police, as well as the Anambra State House of Assembly, that was majority PDP then and was looking for any means to kick Obi out, all thoroughly investigated this 250 million Naira issue and found no fault. The money was returned to the contractor

So it is funny that incident that has long been investigated and laid to rest by 3 different bodies, 10 years ago, is what what people are are still dragging up today

Throwback:



You mean the Contractor decided to cash the cheque in Anambra, knowing fully well that he was going to move the money to Lagos where banks also exist, including the bank headquarters whose cheque was to be cashed?

The contractor who foolishly cashed N250m in Anambra that he could do in Lagos, did not make any prior arrangement to move his own money to Lagos, yet he proceeded to cash it in Anambra?

And Peter Obi who is the Governor that allowed all of these to happen was actually a bank Chairman before he became Governor?

Is this the kind of dull analog 3rd class mentality that wants to rule Nigeria?
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Kurutinto:


Hypocrite. Maybe you tell us where Tinubu the thief got the billions in that bullion van entering his house